Have a cracked tile but don’t want to replace the entire flooring? Here’s how to try to repair the crack yourself with a few simple steps.

Chipped and cracked tiles are potential hazards -- so here are some tips to help you make repairs wherever necessary in your home.

Scott Krueger and Joe Autry show the simple steps to replacing broken tiles and explain how to prevent water damage.

Did you know there are countertop and tile repair kits that sell for around $20? They fill in cracks or chips on granite and marble and porcelain. You’ll have to mix in different colors and ...

To get out of the doghouse, I need to repair the tile. Do I have to take out the old tile and replace it with a new one? I would think matching the grout would be very hard to do.

If you have ceramic, porcelain or another type of non-porous tile, it’s a fairly simple fix. Porous, textured or natural stone tiles will require a little more elbow grease.

Looking to update your home but not drain your bank account in the process? HGTV's "Property Brothers" Drew and Jonathan Scott stopped by the plaza on Monday to show how to update floors, tiles ...

Q: I have some cracked ceramic tile that I want to replace. I want the replacement tile to match the existing tile and the surrounding grout. What should I do? A: Removing ceramic tile requires ...

If the tiles are cracked in a larger area, it might mean the floor was installed improperly. For stable flooring, ceramic and marble tiles should be installed on a solid surface such as cement board.